Moni Honors Military Appreciation Month with Donations and Discounts for U.S. Armed Forces

Smart home security company promises safer homes, better lives for active duty military and veterans

  • May 12, 2017
MONI announced a new customer offer for Military Appreciation Month. MONI is a proud supporter of the U.S. Armed Forces, including its large base of employee and dealer veterans, and is dedicated to making an impact in the lives of our military and their families.

“As a former Army Ranger, I understand the struggles many veterans endure upon coming home,” said Curtis Kindred, President of ADS Smart Security, MONI’s 2016 Dealer of the Year. “There's nothing in the world like the camaraderie of your fellow brothers and sisters in arms, and I am proud to stand with MONI to provide a solution for making our troops, veterans and their families feel protected in their homes.”

The promotion includes $10 off monthly pricing for the first 12 months and a free Amazon Dot with purchase of a MONI security system. The discount will be available to active duty military and veterans through May 31st.

In addition to the discount, MONI will make a donation on behalf of its dealers who have served our country in the armed forces. MONI will donate up to $10,000 to wounded veteran Noah Galloway’s charitable fund No Excuses. Through the fund, MONI’s contribution will support organizations such as Homes for our Troops, a nonprofit organization that builds and donates specially adapted custom homes nationwide for severely injured veterans to enable them to rebuild their lives.

Galloway recently attended the company’s MONI | X sales seminar as the keynote speaker. As a thank you for his work serving wounded veterans, MONI is donating a free smart security system to Galloway and his family to keep them safe while he’s on the road sharing his courageous story.

“I am excited to continue my relationship with MONI, working together to positively impact the lives of injured veterans in need of help, support and compassion,” said Galloway. “Suicide, homelessness and mental health issues continue to affect our veterans, and Homes for Troops empowers them to take control of their lives without the burden of a mortgage, giving them a safe and secure place to call home.”

The men and women of our U.S. armed forces continue to protect our families, and MONI is pleased to offer this discount to protect them in return.

To learn more about MONI’s full suite of smart, personalized home security solutions available, and MONI’s emphasis on customer service and satisfaction, visit www.mymoni.com.

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